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Sports Ball Storage Rack - Removable Garage Ball Organizer, Vertical Sports Display Stand for Volleyball, Football, Basketball and Soccer Ball

Sports Ball Storage Rack - Removable Garage Ball Organizer, Vertical Sports Display Stand for Volleyball, Football, Basketball and Soccer Ball

Regular price $37.99
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Because balls belong in the game, not underfoot

Loose balls are the worst kind of clutter. They do not stack, they do not stay where you put them, and a basketball on a garage floor in the dark is a genuine way to hurt yourself.

This stacks them vertically instead — a slim steel frame with a cradle for each ball, taking a footprint about the size of one ball on the floor.

The black four-tier ball rack standing loaded against a tidy garage wall beside tools and a bicycle wheel

Up, not along

Four balls in a row along a wall eats four balls' worth of floor. Four balls stacked eats one. That is the whole idea, and it is why this fits in a garage corner, behind a door, or at the end of a hallway where a bin or a crate would not.

The black four-tier vertical wire ball rack holding four balls on a plain studio background

Cradles, not shelves

Each tier is a steel ring that the ball settles into, so it holds a range of sizes without adjustment — a full-size basketball at the bottom, a child's football further up. Powder-coated, so it survives a damp garage without rusting at the joints.

Macro of one circular steel cradle on the rack with a ball resting in it

Three tiers or four

The four-tier holds one more ball on the same footprint. The three-tier is shorter, which is worth having if small children are meant to put their own things away — the top cradle needs to be somewhere they can actually reach.

Panel comparing the three-tier and four-tier racks, the finishes and the ball types it fits

Black or white

Black disappears in a garage; white suits a playroom or a bedroom corner. Same frame either way.

The white four-tier vertical ball rack holding four balls on a plain studio background

Putting it together

It bolts together with the hardware in the box and stands on its own ring foot — there is nothing to screw to a wall, so it moves with you and leaves no holes. Put the heaviest ball in the bottom cradle and it sits steadier.

Panel covering assembly, the free-standing foot, how to load it, moving it and what is in the box

Specifications

  • Tiers: 3 or 4, depending on the option chosen
  • Finish: powder-coated steel, black or white
  • Standing: free-standing on a ring foot — no wall fixing
  • Suits: basketballs, footballs, volleyballs and soccer balls
  • In the box: one rack and assembly hardware

This is a free-standing rack, not a wall fixture — it can be tipped, so stand it against a wall rather than in the middle of a room if small children will be pulling balls off it.

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